GRIMACEOG
Indicamyrcene/pinene

Grimace OG

Genetics

Parentage not documented yet

Bred by Archive Seed Bank

πŸ”₯ 18%THC Β· 26 tests🌿 2.6%terpenes

Effects & uses

People most often describe Grimace OG as sleepy and relaxed, with a euphoric, happy lift that keeps the mood light. Many users find it calming without feeling foggy, noting it stays fairly clear-headed even as the body settles. It's a common choice for the end of the day, when people want to unwind toward sleep, and some reach for it for appetite. It's less often picked for creative work.

The aroma and flavor lean pungent and diesel-heavy, with a spicy, herbal edge. Lab results show myrcene as the dominant terpene, followed by caryophyllene, linalool and limonene, with THC typically around 18%.

sleepyeuphoricrelaxedhappyMyrceneCaryophylleneLinaloolpungentdieselspicy/herbal

Genetics

Family tree

No sourced parentage yet. Unknown beats invented.

Offspring

Bred from Grimace OG

No documented offspring yet.

Lab data

Cannabinoids

Cannabinoid medians for Grimace OG
  • THC17.7%n=26
  • CBG0.81%n=17
  • CBC0.07%n=16
  • CBN0.06%n=6
  • CBD0.05%n=24
  • THCV0.00%n=5

Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.

Lab data

Terpenes

Terpene medians for Grimace OG
  • Myrcene1.1%n=6
  • Ξ²-Caryophyllene0.30%n=6
  • Linalool0.27%n=6
  • Limonene0.15%n=6
  • Humulene0.10%n=6
  • Bisabolol0.09%n=5
  • Nerolidol0.08%n=6
  • Ξ²-Pinene0.03%n=5

Good for

Use cases

Use-case percentiles for Grimace OG
  • Sleep93th
  • Appetite81th
  • Clear-headed77th
  • Stress68th
  • Relaxation48th
  • Social41th
  • Focus23th
  • Pain16th
  • Creativity13th
  • Energy5th

Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.

Awards

πŸ† Cannabis cup record

  • #3

    High Times Cannabis Cup / Medical Cannabis Cup (United States editions) 2013

    Indica Cup Β· entered by Archive Seed Bank

    reported Β· source

All reported crosses & sources (0 crosses)

    🧬 Look for DNA test reports on Kannapedia β†—

    Type (Indica-leaning) is a reported label, not chemistry.